A fantastic trip to Ueno Zoo in Tokyo 🦁🐼

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During my trip to Tokyo, I was particularly looking forward to visiting Ueno Zoo. With over 140 years of history, this zoo is not only Japan's oldest, but also home to a vast array of animals. The moment I stepped into this biodiverse wonderland, I was stunned by what I saw! 🌍✨

Ueno Zoo is easily accessible. I walked from JR Ueno Station, about a 5-minute walk away. There are three entrances, with the main gate being the main entry point. There might be a line on holidays, but it's definitely worth it! The zoo is open from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with last admission at 4:00 PM, so arrive early! ⏰

Entering the zoo, I was filled with anticipation. The cries and running figures of the various animals made me feel the energy of life. Seeing the two adorable pandas, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, in the "Panda Forest" was especially moving, bringing me to tears! 🐼💕 Their adorable appearance brought back memories of my childhood. This was not only a visual feast, but also a spiritual revelation.

Across this 14.4-hectare area, I saw elephants, polar bears, and many other rare animals. Each exhibit showcased a different ecosystem, allowing me to deeply appreciate the diversity of life and the wonders of nature. Seeing the lively orangutans and nimble aye-aye monkeys, I couldn't help but feel deeply: These animals are not only our friends, but also part of our shared home, the Earth. 🌳🌏

This trip to the zoo allowed me to not only appreciate the animals but also rethink the relationship between humans and nature. I hope this biodiversity can be better protected so that future generations can also appreciate these beautiful creatures.

My wonderful trip to Ueno Zoo left me with countless touching and inspiring experiences. It's not just a place to admire animals; it's a place where you can rediscover life. Whether you're an adult or a child, this place will leave you wanting to linger. I look forward to returning and meeting more of our animal friends! 🐾💖

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Post by 湯馬士火車頭 | Jan 15, 2025